Today's Top Stories
Chester County Home to Five of the 15 Hottest Towns in the Western Suburbs
According to local realtors, Chester County is home to five of the 15 hottest towns in Philadelphia’s western suburbs for people looking to relocate,... Read more
Plans in Place for New $15 Million Library in Kennett Square, Where ‘Everyone Will Want to Live’
Plans have been unveiled for a state-of-the-art library with a 110-seat auditorium in downtown Kennett Square, writes Fran Maye for the Daily Local Ne... Read more
Local Land Once Slated for Development Has Been Added to State Park
Natural Lands has purchased and transferred a 57-acre property to Marsh Creek State Park. Located in Wallace Township, the land was slated to be devel... Read more
Devereux Program Helps Adults on Autism Spectrum Achieve Their Goals
Devereux Advanced Behavioral Health’s Community Adult Autism Partnership Program is helping local individuals on the autism spectrum achieve their goa... Read more
WCU Groups Prove Unbeatable at International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella
The vocal prowess of a pair of West Chester University a cappella groups, Under A Rest and High Street Harmonix, proved unbeatable at the Mid-Atlantic... Read more
Young Philanthropists at BHF Request Proposals for Funds for Teen Suicide Prevention Programming
The Coatesville Area Youth Philanthropy Program (CAYPP) of the Brandywine Health Foundation is requesting proposals from organizations that provide su... Read more
Visual Note-Taking: Your Meetings are Art
By Alexandria Proko In college, when note-taking became encouraged, I found myself filling pages of notes which were often accompanied by doodles, suc... Read more
Devon Senior Living’s Speed-Networking Event to Benefit Home of the Sparrow
Speed networking, the business equivalent of speed dating, is structured and fast-paced and allows participants to interact with others in a series of... Read more
Oxford High School Grad Represents Pennsylvania in National Miss Pageant Contest
Kayla Root, a graduate of Oxford High School and a sophomore at Penn State, was Pennsylvania’s representative at the recent Miss Pageant contest, writ... Read more
Administrative Assistant, 85, at Great Valley Publishing in Spring City Has No Plans to Retire … Again
Patricia Plumley, 85, an administrative assistant at Great Valley Publishing in Spring City, has no plans to retire anytime soon, writes Marian Dennis... Read more
Wife of Downingtown Mayor Discusses Not Fitting the Mold of Political Wife
Marrying Downingtown Mayor Josh Maxwell has created some interesting conundrums for Blair Thornburgh, writes the newly minted political wife in an ess... Read more
Stove & Tap Preparing for Grand Opening of Second Location
Stove & Tap, a popular restaurant and bar in Lansdale, is preparing for the grand opening of its second location, the Lincoln Court Shopping Cente... Read more
Baird’s Investment Strategist Makes the Case for Caution, Patience in 2019
By William Delwiche Market strategists often look to history – how the market performed under similar conditions at various points in the past – to in... Read more
Local Universities Try to Teach Students to Be Happy
A number of local universities are aiming to teach students how to be happy through various courses and initiatives – one of which is a class at Penn... Read more
Coffee Bliss: 7 Paths to the Perfect Morning Cup
It is said that Thomas Jefferson once called coffee “the favorite drink of the civilized world.” I suspect he might have been right, espec... Read more
FROM DELCO: Relic from Wilt Chamberlain’s 100-Point Game Up for Auction
A scoresheet from Wilt Chamberlain’s 100-point game that originally belonged to Toby DeLuca, the late Springfield resident and longtime statistician f... Read more
